OpenClaw Resources

A curated set of 50 OpenClaw resources, narrowed down from openclaw101 plus current official and vendor-maintained sources.

Mar 13, 2026

How this version was filtered

This page no longer tries to mirror the full openclaw101 library inside one article.

Instead, it keeps the 50 links that are most worth keeping on-site right now. Priority goes to:

official docs, repo, releases, and newsletter
vendor-owned deployment guides and platform pages that are still maintained
provider and channel docs that map to the current OpenClaw ecosystem
security reading tied to third-party skills, exposed gateways, and fake installers

I rechecked link status on 2026-03-13. On the same date, the newest GitHub release was v2026.3.12.

If you are using this page as a directory, keep these internal routes nearby:

This helps turn directory traffic into task traffic.

OpenClaw Docs - the main entry for install, config, channels, providers, and CLI references
Getting Started - the fastest first-run path
Setup Wizard - best when you want a guided first setup
Install Overview - the master map for local, Docker, hosted, and cloud install paths
Channels Overview - the cleanest way to see which chat and collaboration channels OpenClaw supports
Providers Overview - the current map of model and gateway providers
ClawHub Docs - official docs for the skills marketplace
GitHub: openclaw/openclaw - the source repo, issues, discussions, and pull requests
GitHub Releases - track version changes; as of 2026-03-13, the newest release is v2026.3.12
OpenClaw Newsletter Archive - the official weekly signal for product and ecosystem changes

DigitalOcean Platform Docs - the official platform-level DigitalOcean reference
DigitalOcean One-Click Tutorial - one of the most direct hosted deployment paths
Hostinger VPS Guide - a beginner-friendly VPS path
Alibaba Cloud: Deploy OpenClaw for DingTalk - one of the most practical vendor routes for Chinese users
Alibaba Cloud FAQ for OpenClaw - strong Chinese troubleshooting coverage
Tencent Cloud: OpenClaw to Feishu - one of the clearest deploy-plus-channel guides
Tencent Cloud: OpenClaw to WeCom - useful when WeCom is the target channel
AWS China: OpenClaw on Mac Instances - important for Apple-heavy automation paths
AMD Developer Cloud: OpenClaw + vLLM - a strong free-GPU plus local-model route
Vercel: OpenClaw on AI Gateway - useful when you want unified routing and observability
Railway Install Docs - official Railway install path
Hetzner Install Docs - a strong budget VPS route

OpenAI Provider - official OpenAI setup path
Anthropic Provider - the main Claude path
OpenRouter Provider - useful when you want fast multi-model access
Ollama Provider - the main local-model entry
MiniMax Provider - a current China-focused provider path
Moonshot Provider - the Kimi and Moonshot route
Cloudflare AI Gateway Provider - useful when you want a gateway layer in front of model calls
Telegram Channel - one of the most mature OpenClaw channel paths
Discord Channel - good for communities, support, and internal ops
Feishu Channel - one of the most practical collaboration channels for Chinese teams

ClawHub Registry - the main place to discover and install skills
Official Skills Repository - inspect published skills and maintenance signals in source form
ClawHub Source Repository - useful if you want to understand or contribute to the registry
CLI Skills Docs - how to inspect, install, and manage skills from the terminal
Awesome OpenClaw Skills - community-curated skill lists by topic
DeepWiki: Tools and Skills Architecture - a strong architectural read when you want more than install instructions

Gateway Security - the official security boundary explanation
Gateway Sandboxing - the core reference for permissions, sandboxing, and tool policy
CLI Doctor - the first troubleshooting checkpoint before upgrades and migrations
Snyk: From SKILL.md to Shell Access - one of the clearest intros to third-party skill risk
Microsoft Security: Running OpenClaw Safely - one of the best enterprise-focused security analyses
Trend Micro: Malicious OpenClaw Skills - directly relevant to ClawHub malware risk
Malwarebytes: Fake OpenClaw Installers - a March 2026 warning that is still highly actionable

Apifox: OpenClaw Installation and Usage Guide - a solid Chinese illustrated starter guide
freeCodeCamp: OpenClaw Full Tutorial for Beginners - one of the stronger long-form English tutorials
DataWhale: Hello Claw - a structured Chinese open-source learning path
Tech With Tim: OpenClaw Full Course - a full-course style video walkthrough
Bilibili: Detailed Beginner Deployment Walkthrough - one of the lowest-friction Chinese video tutorials

This section is not part of the first 50. It is the watchlist I would expand next if we keep pushing the resource directory.

Based on current doc coverage and vendor tutorial quality, my suggested order is: Feishu -> WeCom -> DingTalk -> QQ.

That order is my inference from current source coverage, not an official OpenClaw ranking.

Feishu Channel Docs - the cleanest official entry for the China-first collaboration path
Tencent Cloud: OpenClaw to Feishu - one of the strongest deploy-plus-channel walkthroughs
Tencent Cloud: OpenClaw to WeCom - a practical enterprise WeCom route
Alibaba Cloud: Deploy OpenClaw for DingTalk - the clearest DingTalk-oriented deployment path
Alibaba Cloud: AppFlow to Enterprise WeChat - a useful supplemental WeCom route
Feishu Official: Clawd Bot Guide - a platform-native view of Feishu integration and architecture
Bilibili: WeChat, Feishu, DingTalk, and QQ Walkthrough - useful when you want one Chinese video that touches the whole stack
QQ Bot Community Route - QQ is still more community-driven than officially documented

For Chinese users, the next provider cluster worth isolating is MiniMax, Moonshot, Qwen, and GLM first, then Qianfan, Z.ai, Xiaomi, and Ollama.

That priority is also my inference from current provider docs and vendor/tutorial density, not an official ranking.

MiniMax Provider - one of the strongest candidates for a dedicated China-focused provider page
Moonshot Provider - the Kimi and Moonshot route
Qwen Provider - the main Alibaba-family provider path
GLM Provider - the current Zhipu route in official docs
Qianfan Provider - the Baidu-side provider entry
Z.ai Provider - a newer provider route worth watching
Xiaomi Provider - Xiaomi now appears in the current provider docs
Ollama Provider - still the safest local fallback route
OpenRouter Provider - useful when you want broad model coverage before you narrow into one vendor

These were intentionally left out of the first 50:

pure news reposts with little operational value
SEO mirror sites that mostly rewrite the same install advice
outdated ClawdBot or Moltbot mirrors and alternative installer pages
tutorials with no visible author, no update signal, and no concrete configuration detail